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, 1887-11-10
Nhnt We saw.

The beautiful Bay of Port Discovery,
land locked and timber bound, greeted
us with soft smiling sea breeze. The
bay was reported to be full Of fine cod
fish and other varieties OF toethsomc fish.
Leland valley is rich in black, loamy
soil, and grand fir and cedar trees
Farmers apparently happy and prosper
Gus. Good government land to be had
some distance from the government
road. The elevation between Port Dis
covery bay and QuilceDe bay is 200 feet,
natural grade for railroad. The Quill
Gene country is big with future prospects
and prosperity. The hill and valley land
is of Il superior quality. and the timber
grand and magnificent in growth and
quality. Nature has done so much in
the way of free food, it could not be. in
order for discomfort OF Grumbling.
There are about thirty-live families in
and around the bay, and big and little
rivers. We were Hospitality entertained
by Messrs. Hamilton and McArdle, and
predict for that portion of the country 4
gr,nd and happy future. Coed families
seeking homes can find something to in,
terest them by applying to the ARGUS
land Office, Port Townsend -
, 1887-11-10
A Cannery for Pert Townsend.

Mr.. Myers, the cannery man who has "a
large plant near Seattle, IVES in Town
send this week looking for a location to
establish cannery on our bay. Over
lures were made for the bonded ware
house property or some adjacent. We
lad the pleasure of meeting Mr. Myers
on the steamer going up Sound, and
learned that he means business. 1t is
indeed encouraging to find so many
manufacturers with capital looking for
locations hereabouts If anything were
needed 10 complete the evidences of our
coming rapid growth, surely this would
be sufficient. Capital, when judiciously
Invested in manufactures. promotes d
healthy condition OF business. Ne hope
the eannery may develop into ii full
grown enterprise,
, 1887-11-10
From, .ruesdzy.s nailx.

Mr.. j. L. Belyea of Hadlock Is in town.
w. L. Stevens went to Seattle ycster-
day.
County county commissioners in ses-
sion.
Rev. in. Denisou went to Seattle
yesterday.
Teachers examination at the public
school building tomorrow.
Capt Henry Roeder of Whatcom, our
councilman elect, is in town.
Pro-. Canaris repeated his entertain
ing tricks last evening.
Mechanics ARE all busy yet, and pro
babIy Will Ue all winter.
Col. Powell returned TO Neah Bay on
the Queen City yesterday.
Gen. d. W. Smith looks quite becom'
ing on that stylish charger.
Nr. Hadlcck is preparing TO erect a
large hotel at his townsite.
Messrs ShafTeI and Davis have arrived
home from the Ruby Creek mines
Capt. Geo. II. Jones expects his brother
iu-law, Chas Finch Of Columbus, o., to
arrive today.
Mrs Smith aud her sister, Miss Annie
/ Bell, 81 Sequin., returned to Ulalam to
! I4y - the Queen City.
! No., Sabn.- .,,I n,r;, r,turrai
, 1887-11-10
The Argus Real Estate do.

Articles If Incorporation were eyecut-
ed and filed for the above named com
pany, by +. j. Pcdrce, Alex n. Sayre
and Allen Weir us iEcorporators. They
were elected trustees, aud proceeded to
apportion the offices ns follows: Prcsi-
dent. I. j. Pcarce; Vice President, 4. Il
Sayrc, Secretary and Treasurer, Allen
Weir. Principal place Of business, Port
Townsend. Capital stock $4,000. Dur
alton, fifty years. Mr.. Sayre will be
travelling most OF the time. and MIR.
Pearce will bo in Oakland and San Fran
cisco during the coming winter, Both,
however, Will give their entire time to
the business of the company. A large
amount of apvertising aud printing viii
be done, and the result must surely he
immensely beneficial to Jefferson county
and Puget Sound. A large edition of
descriptive pamphlets will be issued in a
few weeks, for.free distribution. In the
meantime, if you have any ZEAL estate to
sell, the ARGUS Agency can most likely
find customers if your land is saleab!e.
, 1887-11-10

cured myars aa Investment cf fifty
thousand dulIaIS Oh Port Townsend bay
and the briusiug Eai2 # irauy ihous.
anis hs exprmdi;urn Annually for re
pairs to vas,,r!s. Such =, i,a@in,sS onsht
TO itou-,~E. hcrr 10 ~ cuitrscd extent,
Letil be encouraged. We cau give a
miu3nw to catch n =nI,non any day
NJ. too. f. %AyaSc, formerly # the
WaIa yirdla newspaper fraternity, has
been appointed correspondent cf the
Seattle Fl. at Port Townsend, vice
Wm. j. Jones WHO is to be stationed at
N!cto:::e. = petition for MIR. Jones re-
tention here was extensively signed yes
torlay.
Our University trustees that will con-
yene here this morning have an impor-
tant trust committed to their charge. \
great enterprise has been launched.
There is no question but the general
sentiment o; the pub ic is with it-a
1t Will meet with hsarty encouragement
and substantial aid or III sides. If its
affairs are managed with dIscTGtlOc ard
energetic interest it will prosper in a
large degree The foundations should
be laid strong and deer; the object is
comprehensive.
We were Informed last night of an
amGsing reminder of the old proverb
"Haste makes waste" One of our noted
shipping men saw Il foreign vessel com
ing in, and il great haste rushed on
board auxious to secure the ship; he did
not stop until lie reached the captains
cabin. That officer having lost eonsid-
cradle rest, and Just awakening from the
first sleep in ten days, resented the in
trusion and ordered the intruder into
his boat, accompanying him TO the
gaugway to zee that he went, saluting
him on his departure with q left handed
blessin.. 4 few minutes after, while the
captain was performing his toilet, an
other prominent shipping agent appeared
and also rushed iuto the captains cabin.
He was incuutinontIy bounced. Shortly
after il young man, who understood his
business. slipped on board, interviewed
the officers and crew, received an intro
ductiCn to the captair, and obtained the
agency for the ship. iarty No, :, being
fred so quick. don't like to talk of this.
but We can't help it.
, 1887-11-10
FROM sa,urnax,s Daily.

S. p. Weston, representing the Port
land Sunday Mercury, is in town.
Judge Whlttlesey, agent for the o. T.
K n. Co, has Il new time card in for that
company.
DR.. Hunt wishes to say that he will
not run for school direc tor today. under
any circumstances.
Funeral of Miss Mary Catherine Wei
mer at 10 ii. ~, today, from the residence
of Henry Bash, Esq.
Mrs. Capt. L. \ Nickels, of the tug
Hulyo&e, was a passenger on the Elder
last night for Frisco.
Getting of the y. n. c. A. at their hall
cning, to be addrtssed by the
from Seattle.
g. Pearce and Sayre arrived yes
ma trip to Quilciue. They
for San Francisco.
y started for SeaaFaa and
1,e yesterday AFTERNOON Sat
Il 10 return again on ac
weather" Sho star,ed
clock this morning.
, 1887-11-10
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I n" learn that Mt . Ertn "i '"' tan
/ d. 1" 'islt relatives III Nh!li"'nl' ~'""'
I 5Irz =. q. HHi!rT Cf Seattle Is visiting
!gi,nds IN thr CHI.
The land Office will close at Olympia
I Nov. Iith. and open in Seattle December
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tie Seattle district. Quarterly meeting
IN Fort townsend tRiiS "n Dee. 5lst aHd
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Mr. f"stcln's dry goods business has
been c'"Sed under attachments gotten
out Hy Seattle and San fra"cIsco credit
"rS- III Peysrr has been appointed aP-
pra'ser OF tn" goods on hand. An ac-
count OF stock IS POW being taken.
Legh Il. Freeman. the proprietor of
the Hu%hiugtOn Farmer OF Spokane
Falls, has sent circulars 10 the chiefs Of
, 1887-11-10
From ErisiaU,s RnIIu

Mrs, Capt. Gilbert went to Seattle yes
terday.
Mrs. Frank A. Bas.lett has returned
from Victoria.
j. l. A. Bulfnch arrived TN his re-
turn from Seattle.
Capt W. F. Powell Of Neah Bay. Iu-
dian agent. is in town.
Our local saw mill is idle few days
while repairs are being made.
Prot Canaris, the magician, at the
opera house tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Geo. Sykes has one OF T2nslI's fine
patent cigar lighters a. his stand.
Collector Brooks and daughter, Miss
Hattie, went up the Sound yesterday.
The Enterprise may have to be sent to
Neah Bay today in place Of the Dispatch.
--latest ;elesraphic dispatches in the
ARdUs-2i hours ahead of any other
paper.
Salmon are plentitul-probabIy CON-
Ing IN to meet the Jacobs colony Of fish
ermen.
At the opera house tomorrow evening.
Don't forget if won want to have gooi.
Jolly time.
The Dispatch has not yet gotten away
to Neah Bay-owing to necessary re
pairs being Incomplete.
Mrs. Sullins has had n neat aud sub.
stantial Few fence built around her resi-
dence property on this hill
Mr.. W. l.. Wordrn q lie Palact
Iheater is to have. ,.--Il .ontary ben.
eht on "Wednesday, NJ
Prosecuting attorney L a.. Il Seattle
has returned fron Misso..i Ehere h,
has been making au extended visit
Sir Rustier was beacLed \. .a-Ga,
alongside of the mill wharf TO have
new propeller put oL. She filled anl
sauk whea the tide raised.
ID, Is. Jackson, presi1
ington Steamboat &
terday from W
, 1887-11-10
From Yesterdays DaiIy.

Bourland has fine stock of holiday
goods coming.
Nearly time for holiday "ads."
Lient. TnttIe and family will remove
to San Francisco.
Mr.. Frank Clauter returned to Port
Discovery yesterday.
Oregon bad lively prohibition cam
paigu.
Mr.. Ike Cornick of Hadloek was in
town yesterday.
Capt. Roeder went across to WILDLY
island yesterday.
Great interest cen!ers in tie New
York state election.
Prof o. G. Palmer Will be here to open
school Eext week.
Mrs. Geo. @. Cooper OF Port Discovery
was in town yesterday.
Plastering is well along in the Hill
Landes-SheehanSeavy book.
Olympia wants commercial saw mill
that will export million feet of lumber
a month.
Miss Kate Walker, teacher at Port
Discovery IS IL town attending the teach
er's examination.
Prof. L. Z Ryan, superintendent of
schools, is III town to conduct teachers
examination today.
The AEGUs job rooms are this week
turning out bylaws for Olympic Lodge
X. of p, of this city.
Those Wishing clothing for the H0li-
days viii DO vel! to call on T. J. Corri-
/ gan at the earliest Opportunity.
Tie boys il The po5toiiice have pc.
quail, which they have taught to dc
most every thing but to swear. It's reaI
cute.
, 1887-11-10

Republicans in King county have nom
mated T. J. Humrs, an able lawyer, as
their legislative candidate.
Our friend VIM Hughes was elected
his opponent Being no less worthy au in
dividual than o. j. Carr.
Tacoma people are going through the
farce of submitting IBID" to the uni
versity commission-af the Bishops
have already voted upon it.
J. II. Mitchell, jr. has been appointed
attorney for the n. p. r. Il. Co.. in place
OF James McNaught, promoted. John
my" Mitchell is worthy in every way,
and very promising young man. His
brother-in-Ia law, ". o. Chapman, is as
sociated with him in the practice of law.
JED. Buckley OF Tacoma has been
appointed to the position of tea tester
q new office created in the Puget Sound
Customs district. Mr.. Buckley is son
OF Hon. j. NJ. Buckley, superintendent
Oh tie ". II. " w. ul LdGOLLus Sio
toms Officer Price OF Tacoma becomes a
dupty collector at that point, to succeed
Mr.. Mu!key.
The Lincoln county Times dominates
John B. Allen for delegate to congress
in case eastern Washington gets the re-
publican nomination, and favors Hon. j
G. Haines if the west side names the man.
Both suggestions are excellent ones.
However, there are Brents, and Dunbar,
Crowley, and Turner, Thompson, and
Strubach-aud several others on the east
side; and. well, on Puget Sound We have
Minor and Strive, Squire, Meeker, Nc
Micken, Ferry, Jacobs, Lewis, etc, &c
not exactly dd infnitum but consider
ably so-at least through the extended
list of eligible names. On the demo-
cratic side it is limited that Voorhees,
will not have Il Walk-over. Among those
aspiri ng are Metcalfe and j. ID. Lewis
besides several others, not to m5ntlon
Chief Justice Jones who Is slld to be
exposing himself recklessly to the
lightning.
, 1887-11-10
shipping Notes

The Alexander anchrcd in the bay
last night She viii 90 to Port Ange,
les today for the ship Delhassy
bound to Departure Bay.
The tug BlakeIy towed a ship out
yesterday evening.
The steam collier Walla Walla ar.
rived this morning from Frisco.
SEATTLE, Nov. Arrived Ships In
diana and Fanny Tucker.
Discovery-Arrived- Ship J V Troop
Sailed Ship Harvester.
Port Ludlow-Arrivcd- S G Wilder
Sailed EntelIa, barks FRESNO and
Arkwright.
Port Madison saiIed-Bark Tidal
Wave.
Port BIakely Sailed Ship Mount
Washington.
San Francisco, Nov. CARVED Ger
ship Adelaide, London; Ben Douran
Cardiff; bark Forest Queen. Honolulu;
steamer Wellington Departure Bay; schr
ArgOnaut, Shoalwater Bay. Sailed-Br.
ship Brynhilda, Portland; blk Oakland
Port Townsend; staemer Walla Walla,
Seattle.
Nov. ARRIVED Steamer Oregon,
Portland; bark w. w. Case; Seattle.
, 1887-11-10
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, 1887-11-10

SPECIAL OFFER All new subscrib-
ers to the WEEKLY ARGUS for 1888, at
s. so each will receive the PAPER till the
end of the present year free. Persons
taking an extra copy to mail to eastern
friends can have the two copies for S3.5O
per year. The paper is being made more
valuable fren time to time.
, 1887-11-10

Skin diseases cannot be- successfully
treated by external applications. The
proper way to cure such complaints is to
purify the blood with Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Under the vitalizIrg influences OF this
medicine all the functions OF the body
are brought into healthy action.
, 1887-11-10

Three thousand four hundred acres OF
valuable timber laud for sale IN the
counties Of Jefferson and Cla!lam, neal
tide water and part Of 1t along the lpe
Of the Port Townsend Southern railroad
Also, Il stock ranch If 6lO acres, nearly
all bottom land. with good house and
stock shed and plenty OF fresh water
AnnlY ut tbs Office.
, 1887-11-10
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! .r..sr. uH,I uf choice iuud, good tie. well
located and wei! wa.-I"i with liEluH Srrn--' anu
Tor ITulI and CT.nJ-TTir- Hud sheep ran . n
there are LilIs and up"u-aln- HtJ"inin-- frioc
$50. apply Rt ARTy> Heal L~t"tc A"eLC''
, 1887-11-10

We Solicit the patronage :oi the Public.
assuring all NyIl<, trade V-ithd honest and
dealing.
, 1887-11-10

Bourland has a fine stock of holiday
goods coming.
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AT An Afternoon Party.

OF four. our ruddy-checkcd Robin was one,
Fair, taXcn-haired Roxy another;
Little Sue, with soul full of frolic and fun,
Made three, and their gray-haired grand
father
Made four One, two, three, four.
Four merry hearts from three to threcscorc,
Had an impromptu Afternoon Party.
The grandfather brought out his old-fashion-
ed pipe,
The Others brought songs, smiles and
There were clouds of blue smoke and a babel
of tongues;
That echoed from cellar to raftcr.
FROM these one, two, three, four,
-Four merry hearts from three to thre escorc
While holding An Afternoon Party.
Until faint grew the chirp and the chatter:
Little Sue laid her head upon grandpapas
breast,
And slept i'm the midst of the clatter
Among these, one, two three. four.
-Four merry hearts from three to threescore
who were holding An Afternoon Party.
Soon Roxy in turn, on her grandfather knee
Was sweetly and quietly sleeping,
While Robin, the bold, fought the sandman
But the sly god of slumber came creeping
Among these one, two, three, four
Four merry hearts from three to thrcescorc.
Who were holding An Afternoon Party.
Until three chubby elves unconsciously slept
In the arms of their watchful grandfather.
Who cuddled them close, cssaying to keep
Them safe; asleep in the arms of each other:
All asleep, one, two, three, four.
Four merry hearts from three 10 threcscore,
All asleep at An Afternoon Party.
For the grandsrc slept as soundly rs they
Who led him on 10 the regions of slumber,
Holding close in embrace three chervbs OF
earth,
Mid sweetest OF dreams without number.
All asleep, one, two, three TO thrccscorc.
Sound asleep At An Afternoon Party.
CLARK w. Bryan, in Good Housekeeping.
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L County OF Van Buren,-ss.
At a session of the probate court, for the county
Of Van Buren,, holden at the Probate Office, in the
village OF Paw Paw, on Friday, the Attn day of
November, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-seven: Present, Hon. Orrin \. Hilton,
Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas Galligan,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition duly verified, OF
Sylvia Galligan, widow of said deceased, praying
that certain instrument ON file in said court may
he proved, allowed and admitted to probate as
the last will and testament OF said deceased and
that execution thereof may be granted to Charles
Z. Galligan.
Thereupon il ia ordered, that Monday, the 5th day
of December 1887 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, be
assigned for the hearing of said petition and that all
persons interested in said estate required TO APP
pear at a session OF said court then to be holden at
the Probate office, in the village of Paw Paw and
show cause, if any there be, why the prayer of the
petitioner should not be granted.
Aud IL is further ordered, that said petitioner give
notice to the persons interested in said estate, of the
tendency of said petition and the hearing thereof,
by causing copy OF this order to be published In
the TRUE NoRTHERSER, "A newspaper printed ana
circulating in said county of Van Buren, for three
successive weeks at least previous to said day of
hearing.
O3tlol7O6 ORRIN n. HILTON. Judge of Probate.
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A lawyer who went out from Buffalo
TO attempt to collect something from II
burst grocer who was owing n New
York house found the break bad one,
the grocer explaining: II owe $4,000
and have only 5000 assets. All is lost
except honor" Say" replied the at
torney, as he suddenly grew coniiden-
tial, IL want to make at least $50 out OF
this trip, and if you'll give me so I'll
tell you how you can lose your honor
also, and make a complete thing of il"
The grocer probably employed him, as
the 500 assets disappeared that day
Wall Street NelCS
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g HERHFF'S SALE.-Noticei Is hereby given
- that by virtue of certain writ of transcript er
facias issued out OF and under the seal OF the cir
cult court for the county OF Van Buren,, and TO roe
directed and delivered, bearing date the fth day of
November, A. ID. 1887, wherein William X. Hawkins
Is plaintiff and Robert Woods and Asa q. Glidden
are defendants, did on the NTH day Of November,
A. ID. 1887 levy upon and seize all the right title
and interest of the above named defendant, Robert
Woods, in and to the following described real
estate situate IN the county of Van Buren, and
state OF Michigan, to-wit: The southeast
quarter G) of the southwest quarter NJ of sec
ton % town four ca south of range thirteen
(13) west, Van Buren, county, Michigan, and con-
tanning forty acres of land, more or less, which
said lands and premises, so much thereof as may
be sufficient to satisfy said execution and all legal
costs, shall expose for sale and sell at public auc-
ton vendue 10 the highest bidder as the law di-
reefs al the front door of the court house in the
village of Paw Paw In said county of Van Buren,,
said court house being the place of holding the cir
cult court in and for said county, Friday, the 23d
day of December, A. ID. 1887, at the hour Of one
O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day.
Dated, November sth A. ID. 1887
JOHN G. TODD,
lT03tTol7O9 Sheriff of Van Buren, County.
CRAZE n BRICK, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-11-09
AfOIlTe.AtsE AALE.-D,

nF OhEesAeSE IA AE..-Deta ult having been
~ made In the conditions OF certain mortgage
whereby the power 20 sell has become operative ex.
ecHtod 10y William W. Anderson and Susan j. Alder.
ron his wife, of Decatur, Macon county, Illinois, 10
ffvtr,nire Kaufman of the city, county and state
Aforesaid bearing date the 9th day Of March, A. d.
1878 and recorded in the Office OF the register OF
d'sd5 for the county of Van Buren, and state OF
Michigan on the goth day Of April, a. ID. 1881, in
htr&i Of mortgages on page 534 which said mortgage
Wa, on the 18th day of April, A. d. 1851, duly :.
sisnAd by said Qyermre * kaufman TO Milan L.
ErpardeOn OF Paw Paw, Michigan, and which said
assignment WIS daily recorded in the Office of the
said register of deeds the Doth day Of April A. d.
1917, IN liber No. "a of mortgages page 81: and
whch said mortgage was, on the 18th lay of Royem-
er. A. y. 1881, duly assigned by the said Milan L.
ElchafdsOn 20 Peter J. Speicher, and which said
asrgurent was duly recorded in the office of the
sad register OF deeds on the 10Th day OF November,
"A - lssl, N liber No. "a of mortgages on page 422
AM which said mortgage was, on the 10th day of
Ssvenaher, a. D. 1887, duly assigned by George W.
Myers - guardian Of BYRON NJ. Spoicher, sole heir
law OF Peter i. Speicler, deceased, to ena Rehl
aud whicC said assignment was duly recorded in the
ofco o. said register of deeds on the 10th day of
heriembe-. a. d. 1887, in ber No. 80 of mortgages,
page 20.
And ON which said mortgage there is claimed to be
dHt and unpaid at the dat OF this notice the sum
of tdree hundred and ninety aud 60l0O dollars, and
No aui- or proceedings at Law or in equity having
been instituted 60 the any part there
81. notice is Therefore hereby gren that on Satur-
day, Che 18th day OF December. y. j. 1887, at one
O'Clock IN the afternoon, shall sell at public auc-
tion 90 the highe bidder, at the front door of the
coust house. in the village Of Paw Paw, county OF
Fa1 Buren, and state OF Michgan-eaid court house
being the place of hossing the circuit court in and
for said county-the premises described in said
n,-tsage, or 20 much thereof ~ may be necessary
90 satisfy the amount due on said mortgage, togeth-
~ With interest aud legal costs, Including attor-
iey foe OF hfteen dollars az provided by aw that IL
- eas the following piece parcel OF land situate
81 TIE county OF Van Buren, and state of Michigan,
VIZ IAe northeast fractional quarter OF thu north
west quarter OF section thirty-four l34 in t.p ehip
"ne - south OF range fourteen az west, SAD 10
cOniatn ferry acres, be the same more or lese.
Dated, Paw Paw, Mich, sept. 10Th. A. u. 1897
RENA RIEHL, Assignee.
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